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The Third Kentucky
Boys Will Travel
I HojiqMu ftjbe Fortified
Geo Miles Has Reached Porto
Rico Ready to Land
Chattanooga July 26 2 p m Special
The Third Brigade tinder G en Grant in
which are a number of Hopkinsville boys
leases this afternoon for Newport News
The first Brigade of Second Division is ex
pected to leave soon after
Miama Fla July 26 Special There
are seven hundred and fifty sick soldiers here
sixty seven of whom have typhoid fever and
half of the remainder are down with unde
termined fever While the situation is very
tinpleasant no grave apprehension is felt
Chickamauga Park Ga July 26 Special The expected move
ment of theThird Brigade First Division First Corps did not take
place yesterday As it looks to day the First Kentucky will get out this
afternoon and the Fifth Illinois and Third Kentucky will break camp
Wednesday morning the former going out first
This brigade will go to the front under commandof Gen Fred Grant
Ovho was recently transferred to the command of this brigade from a
brigade in the Third Corps
The Third Battalion of the Sixteenth Pennsylvania Infantry which
was recruited and sent here after the regiment left for Charleston will
go to Porto Rico attached to the Fifth Illinois
The First Kentucky commanded by Col J B Castleman consists
of 1300 men and forty nine officers With this regiment will go the bri
gade headquarter and seven brigade officers including Gen Grant This
regiment willirfeqiiire thirty nine tourist sleepers one palace stock car
seven ordinary stock cars sixteen flat cars and fourteen box cars
The Fifth Illinois commanded by Col Culver consists of 1252 men
and forty seven officers and sixteen civilian employes and will require
thirty nine tourist sleepers six stock cars fourteen flatcars and six box
cars
v The Pennsylvania Battalion commanded by Capt Cunningham
consists of 470 men and twelve oflicersand will require one sleeper four
teen tourist cars and one stock car two fiat cars and two box cars
The Third Kentucky commanded by Col T J Smith consists of
1210 men forty seven officers and carries with it sixteen civilian em
ployes It will require for its transportation three sleeping cars thirty
eighYtoufist cars eight stockcars six box cars and nine flat cars To
thisrcginient will be attached the brigade hospital and ambulance
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No Peace Proposals Received
- Bryan and Lee to Porto Rico
Washington July 26 Special Secretary Day states positively
that no peace proposals have been received directly or indirectly from
Spain Orders have been issued tor the equipment of the Seventh army
corps with material for active service
St is understood it will be sent to Porto Rico It is commanded by
GenTFitzhugh Lee and includes the Nebraska regiment of Col W J
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Ananias Not hi It
When it Conies to Lying
iity of Mexico July 26 Special The MonitoVEspancl the or
ganfof the Spanish colony here publishes an alleged dispatch from
Washington saying Admiral Cervera accepted an invitation from Pros
ident McKinley to call on him and the moment the Spaniard met him he
fthojand killed the President Many Spaniards believe the dispatch
4 Engineers to go at Once
tL S F f fj9itJ4 pecial Honolulu will be made one of
MtrotjmlUikryiJOtaljftclflcpcean A cprpa of engineer
leave on tye fret atewrfof Sdfculu aud wjl be followed by 400
10 ouua Rwrtiiicaiton
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KNIGHTS OF TABER
Colored Grand Lodge of the
Slate in Session
More Than 150 Visiting Delegates
Present From all Over
The State
The Kentucky Grand Lodgeof the
Knights of Taber one of the lead
ing colored benevolent societies of
the State met in this city this morn
ing and will continue in session four
days
Meetings are held at Friendship
Hall and two sessions arc held each
day and on Thursday an evening
session will also be held
A Q Green of Mayfield is the
presiding officer and there are
about 150 delegates present repre
senting lodges from all over the
State
On Friday there will be a grand
street parade the delegates march-
ing in uniforms and the days pro
gram will include a picnic at Mer
cer Park
Miss Sadie Frankel after a
weeks sojourn at Greenville Ky
has returned home
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HOPKINSVILLE KT TUESDAY AFTERNOON JULY 26 1898
OUTBREAK IMMINENT
Spains Troubles at Home Worse
Than Those Abroad
Sagasta Powerless to Either Carry
vy
or
the
Moscow July 26 Special
urges the Neutral Powers to stop the war
on or Stop the War With
America
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t New York July 26 Special
The Journals Hong Kong special
says the Spaniards at Hong Kong
and Manila are encouraged by re-
Iports that the Powers will not per
mit the United States to annex the
Philippines Attempts to buy or
kill Aguinaldo have been revived
ijwith great vigor
I The Tribunes Paris special
gives a letter dated Madrid July 23
to a French diplomat which says
4The situation is more critical
than ever Popular indifference to
nnationai uisaster seems to con-
xinue
The slightest incident may pre
cipitate a crisis and plunge the
country into revolution Sagasta is
now powerless to carry on the war
to stop it The discontent of
Republicans is spreading
alarmingly at Cordova Valencia
Murcia and Hulva
The Socialists are only controll
ed at Cartagena by soldiers sailors
and Camaras fleet
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Garcia Takes prisoners
On His Way to Holguin
Santiago July 26
left here yesterday for
-Special Gen Garcia at the head of his forces
Holguin and encountered five Spanish oflicers
and eighty men who surrendered
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Russians Want Peace
Says a Moscow Paper
the leading paper here
Gen Miles Expedition Sighted
Off Eastern Coast of Porto Rico
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Washington July 26Special A St Thomas dispatch just post
ed states that twelve American ships arrived off eastern coast of Porto
Rjco near Fajardo yesterday They are supposed to be the transports
conveying Gen Miles expedition i L
Free Grub Draws Them
Like Honey Draws Flies
Santiago July 26 THipecial Cuban refugees are flocking here
from all directions Business U ingreasing in the city affairs arq now
vpt faj ropi normal Thq health of the city has greatly improved
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LIVE NBWS
Every Page
We Set The Puce
PEIOE 2 CENTS
SAID HERE
List of Teachers Attending
The Institute
I11 Spite Of Inclement Weather
the Institute is Well At
tended Each Day
The teachers Institute made an J R T Holland
early start this morning the ses
sion opening at 830 although the
rain was falling in torrents
After music prayer and a second
song the roll was called and the
following reported present
Profs
C H Dietrich Jno C Willis
A C Kuykendall
Supt Livingstone McCartney
Misses
Edwine Elliott Pearl Jenkins
Lizzie Smithson Lydia Taylor
Sallie E Jones Mabeh Dryer
Katie McDaniel Maude Blaine
Nettie Hord Mary McCulloch
Nora Greer Hettie R Knight
Florence Buchanan
Margret Wilson Sallie Bronaugh
Ora Barrow Katie M Townes
Amanda Taylor Gertrude Keith
Willie Townes Minnie Brasher
Berta Hiser EmmaStephenson
Helen Wood Lelia Diuguid
Lelia Hiser Ida Brumfield
AddieBrumfield Lizzie Owen
Flossie Hester Maggie Tucker
Minnie Stevenson Mary Stoner
Louise McClanahan
Georgie Moxley Ella Griffin
Lula Earle Daisy Rice
Effie G Wood Margery Berry
Jennie West Ollie Blythe
Georgia Fruit Lillie Ray
Carrie Brasher Emma Price
Katie Clark
Messrs
Jno Sollee S C Younglove
Robt M Ray Ernest Murphy
E J Murphy John Keith
Paul Keith E M Murphy
Henry M Miller Orville Gcode
U L Clardy W H Croft
R C Hopson WHCornelius
L W Guthrie J M Burnett
Jas M Calvin G C Lour- Jr
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J W Knight
G P Cranor R A Cook
W E Gray L E Price
M A Brown Jno Yarbrough
T B Walker J W Rascoe
W W Teague
Mesdames
Nora Williamson John Keith
Jennie Jenkins Maud Purcell
Dollie Manier Olier M Rogers
Mattic B Doss Hattie Robinson
Mary P Ware
The first subject on the program
was Education Psychology
which was discussed by Prof J C
Willis
At 10 ocloqk Methodology was
called up as the subject for discus
sion Primary grammar was dis
cussed by Miss Jennie West and
Miss Gertrude Keith and others
After recess and music for ten
minutes Prof Willis took up the
subject of arithmetic and dwelt up
on it until the noon adjournment
Afternoon Program
The afternoon program is being
carried out as follows
115 a Roll Call b Music c
Announcements
130 School Management
Organization Misses Nora
Greer Dovie Anderson Ollie
Blythe and R A Cook
220 Recoss and music 10 minutes
230 Reading
320 Recess and music 10 minutes
835 Literature Teachers
420 Music Announcements Ad
journment
The lecture on the program for
this evening by Prof Willis has
been postponed until Thursday
night
I There will be no session to night
on account of the rainy weather
Sampson Does the Decent Thing
Gives Praise to Schley
New York July 26SpeoiaL The
Journals Washington special says Commo
dore Sampson eulogizes Commodore Schley
for the disposition of his fleet in the emerg
ency and for his coolness and daring during
the fight
Commander Wain wright of the Glouces
ter is highly praised and recommended for
promotion
Spanish Report of a Battle
In Puerto Principe Province
Madrid July 26Special Havana advices ksay the Spanish
troops had an encounter with insurgents at JicoteaJ Puerto Principe
province and the Spanish loss was three killed and nine wounded The
leader of the insurgents was killed
Will Set Sail Tomorrow
Another Delay at Newport News
Newport News July 26 Special -The officials state that the em
barkation of Porto Rican expedition will begin to morrow The work
of loading the immense quantities of stores and supplies has delayed the
embarkation
Berlin July 26r Special A semi official organ the Post hn com
menting on the Parte Figarotf article urging the Powersto take strong
measures to prevent the dispatch of WUson a squadron to Spain ad
Yises the Figaro that it would be well to nsk Great Brjtaip before tryJ
ing to yoke all of the European Powers to one car 1
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